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==Definitions of "Responsible Data== | ==Definitions of "Responsible Data== | ||
| − | '''"UN" Definition''' | + | '''"UN" Definition''' (long) |
Responsible Data is the duty to ensure people's rights to consent, privacy, secuirty and ownership around the information processes of collection, analysis, storage, presentation and re-use, while also respecting the values of transparency and openness. | Responsible Data is the duty to ensure people's rights to consent, privacy, secuirty and ownership around the information processes of collection, analysis, storage, presentation and re-use, while also respecting the values of transparency and openness. | ||
| − | '''Elevator Pitch Definition''' | + | '''Elevator Pitch Definition''' (short) |
| − | Responsible data is the duty to ensure that people's rights are upheld in every step of the information process while respecting the | + | Responsible data is the duty to ensure that people's rights are upheld in every step of the information process while respecting the value of openness. |
==Talking Points== | ==Talking Points== | ||
Revision as of 16:30, 1 October 2014
Definitions of "Responsible Data
"UN" Definition (long)
Responsible Data is the duty to ensure people's rights to consent, privacy, secuirty and ownership around the information processes of collection, analysis, storage, presentation and re-use, while also respecting the values of transparency and openness.
Elevator Pitch Definition (short)
Responsible data is the duty to ensure that people's rights are upheld in every step of the information process while respecting the value of openness.
Talking Points
Why Your NGO Should Care: Carrots and Sticks
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